Your WordPress site needs emergency patching every six weeks. Ours doesn't.
In 2026, PHP, WordPress core and a 500,000-site plugin each needed emergency fixes for holes that let strangers run code on your server without logging in. Updating WordPress didn't fix the PHP one.
What happened this year
- July: WP2Shell, unauthenticated remote code execution in WordPress core.
- August 6: WordPress 7.0.3 security release after a core exploit chain was used at scale.
- September: CVE-2026-87902, another unauthenticated RCE in core, exploited within hours of disclosure.
- October 21: PHP ships an emergency release for two critical flaws (CVSS 9.2) in PHP itself. Below WordPress, below plugins. Patching WordPress does not help.
- Plus: the Kirki plugin (CVE-2026-8206, CVSS 9.8) left 500,000 sites open to account takeover.
Patchstack lists 5,467 plugin vulnerabilities and 871 theme vulnerabilities against 17 in WordPress core.
Why it keeps happening
Plugins. Themes. PHP. A database on the public internet. Each one is someone else's code that needs someone to run updates, and on most small business sites nobody owns that job.
What Telosi does instead
No PHP. No plugins. No database reachable from the internet. Your site is rendered once and served from Cloudflare's edge. There's nothing on it to patch, and security is in the monthly price.
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What does your site expose? Free, 10 seconds.
We only read what your site publicly sends to any visitor. We don't test for the holes themselves. Managed hosts often patch quickly; the question is who's responsible for yours.
First 10 WordPress migrations: 50% off setup.
Starter $497 becomes $248. Professional $1,250 becomes $625. Premium $2,500 becomes $1,250. Monthly price unchanged. 10 of 10 spots left.
We won't tell you your site is hacked. We can't know that from the outside. What we can tell you is what it exposes and what it takes to keep it safe.
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Will the scan tell me if my site is hacked?
No. We won't tell you your site is hacked. We can't know that from the outside. What we can tell you is what it exposes and what it takes to keep it safe.
What does the scanner read?
We only read what your site publicly sends to any visitor. We don't test for the holes themselves. Managed hosts often patch quickly; the question is who's responsible for yours.
What does Telosi do instead of WordPress?
No PHP. No plugins. No database reachable from the internet. Your site is rendered once and served from Cloudflare's edge. There's nothing on it to patch, and security is in the monthly price.
What is the WordPress migration offer?
First 10 WordPress migrations get 50% off setup. Starter $497 becomes $248. Professional $1,250 becomes $625. Premium $2,500 becomes $1,250. Monthly price unchanged.